Kintsugi is a Japanese technique for restoring broken ceramics
using lacquer mixed with gold powder.

Instead of hiding the fractures, it transforms them into a valuable part of the piece,
a philosophy that celebrates imperfection, the passage of time, and rebirth through what is broken.

I always got fascinate this technique and spirit, so in this series (Vases),
I bring the spirit of kintsugi to organic and abstract forms.

Incense's smoke simulation:
Sacha Carletti

Flower Models:
Zee Project

Illustrations:
Freepik

Soundtrack/Soundfx:
Youtube Library
Freesound

Kintsugi is a Japanese technique for restoring broken ceramics using lacquer mixed with gold powder.

Instead of hiding the fractures, it transforms them into a valuable part of the piece, a philosophy that celebrates imperfection, the passage of time, and rebirth through what is broken.

I always got fascinate this technique and spirit, so in this series (Vases), I bring the spirit of kintsugi to organic and abstract forms.

Incense's smoke simulation:
Sacha Carletti

Flower Models:
Zee Project

Illustrations:
Freepik

Soundtrack/Soundfx:
Youtube Library
Freesound

Kintsugi is a Japanese technique for restoring broken ceramics using lacquer mixed with gold powder.

Instead of hiding the fractures, it transforms them into a valuable part of the piece, a philosophy that celebrates imperfection, the passage of time, and rebirth through what is broken.

I always got fascinate this technique and spirit, so in this series (Vases), I bring the spirit of kintsugi to organic and abstract forms.

Incense's smoke simulation:
Sacha Carletti

Flower Models:
Zee Project

Illustrations:
Freepik

Soundtrack/Soundfx:
Youtube Library
Freesound

Kintsugi is a Japanese technique for restoring broken ceramics using lacquer mixed with gold powder.

Instead of hiding the fractures, it transforms them into a valuable part of the piece, a philosophy that celebrates imperfection, the passage of time, and rebirth through what is broken.

I always got fascinate this technique and spirit, so in this series (Vases), I bring the spirit of kintsugi to organic and abstract forms.

Incense's smoke simulation:
Sacha Carletti

Flower Models:
Zee Project

Illustrations:
Freepik

Soundtrack/Soundfx:
Youtube Library
Freesound

Kintsugi is a Japanese technique for restoring broken ceramics using lacquer mixed with gold powder.

Instead of hiding the fractures, it transforms them into a valuable part of the piece, a philosophy that celebrates imperfection, the passage of time, and rebirth through what is broken.

I always got fascinate this technique and spirit, so in this series (Vases), I bring the spirit of kintsugi to organic and abstract forms.

Incense's smoke simulation:
Sacha Carletti

Flower Models:
Zee Project

Illustrations:
Freepik

Soundtrack/Soundfx:
Youtube Library
Freesound